It varies: Sometimes it is stress, but at times it is just the ups and downs in your body and brain chemistry. Working with your doctor to develop a healthy strategy including diet, exercise, counseling along with medications should help you to minimize the episodes and have a more stable mood.
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There are many : Potential triggers for bipolar disorder. Prescription medications are one (antidepressants, stimulants, steroids, decongestants, asthma inhalers ; antabuse) as well as caffeine ; illicit drugs. Lack of sleep, menses, head injury, ms ; infectious diseases are other causes. Psychosocial stressors may include death of loved one, divorce, loss of work, trauma ; financial problems.
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